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“He’s Better Than Me” Terence Crawford Says It’s Clear Who The Best Fighter In The World

Terence Crawford has revealed who he thinks is the best active fighter on the planet. The unbeaten 37-year-old switch hitter from Omaha, Nebraska is already 41-fights into an exceptional professional career which began way back in 2008

Since making his debut, ‘Bud’ Crawford has won world titles in four weight classes, defeating the likes of Israil Madrimov, Shawn Porter and Errol Spence Jr amongst many others.

He wrote his name into boxing history when he defeated Spence two years ago, stopping his countryman in the ninth round of their monumental showdown to become the first undisputed welterweight champion of the ‘four belt era’.

The 37-year-old has also achieved undisputed status at super-lightweight, accomplishing this feat back in 2017 when he stopped former unified champion Julius Indongo in the third round of their bout in Nebraska.

In an interview with The Ring Magazine, Crawford had his say on who he believes makes up the pound-for-pound top three, ranking Ukrainian heavyweight icon Oleksandr Usyk ahead of himself.

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“[I’m] the Ring number three? How y’all rating me number three? Who rating me at number three? I gotta go talk to them. [Oleksandr] Usyk number one, he better be number one. Over Usyk? I’m not over Usyk, but I’m over Inoue.”

Usyk has achieved incredible things since making entering the paid ranks back in 2013, becoming the undisputed champion at both cruiserweight and heavyweight.

‘Bud’ Crawford could surpass the record currently held jointly by himself, Usyk and Naoya Inoue, as he bids to become the first male fighter in boxing history to win an undisputed championship in three divisions.

The 37-year-old is just two months away from challenging Mexican superstar Canelo Alvarez for his undisputed crown at 168lbs, in what has been recognised by many as being the ‘biggest fight in boxing’.

Full Heartwarming Tiger Woods Moment With Son Charlie Woods Is Turning Heads

Charlie Woods continues to build his presence in the golf world. The 16-year-old competed this week in the 47th Junior North & South Amateur at Pinehurst Resort in Pinehurst, North Carolina.

On hand to support him was his father, golf legend Tiger Woods. During one stretch, Charlie drained a long putt, giving him four birdies in five holes. After sinking it, he turned to Tiger and joked, “I don’t want to hear it,” referring to his dad’s course-side critiques. Tiger laughed and replied, “Good putt,” and the two shared a moment of laughter.

That interaction quickly caught fans’ attention. NUCLR GOLF on X posted the following exchange: “Tiger and Charlie shared a laugh after he drained a long bomb for birdie.”

The exchange lit up social media, with fans weighing in on the father-son bond and Charlie’s growing game.

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This fan was excited for Charlie, “Charlie’s got the swagger!”

“Good putt Charlie,” commented here.

“Mini GOAT,” from this golf fan.

Another fan posted here: “LFG Charlie.”

While this fan was excited for Charlie, he was more excited about the winner of the event: “If T12 is +1, kid at -10 must’ve been lapping the field.”

This fan was not as pleased about the interaction and took the time to bash on Charlie: “Yeah suck it other 10 kids that did better or just as well. Let’s hear about Charlie!!!”

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Still, the overall mood was celebratory. Tiger and Charlie were last seen in the spotlight together at the PNC Championship, and their shared joy at Pinehurst added to the growing list of viral Woods family moments.

Charlie held his own at the event, finishing just outside the top 10 with a final-round 1-under 71. He shot 72 on both Pinehurst No. 2 and No. 8 in the first two rounds. Davis Wotnosky took home the title at 10-under par.

As for Tiger, the 15-time major champion is now 49 years old and hasn’t won a major since 2019. He has yet to play in a PGA Tour event in 2025, after making five appearances in 2024.

Like Father Like Son, Tiger Woods’ Son Posts Another Strong Finish Shows Up Dad

The 2025 season continues to go from strength to strength for Charlie Woods, who just completed another strong performance in the junior division. It’s also excellent news that his legendary father, Tiger Woods, was following him throughout the event

Woods competed between June 30 and July 2 in the Junior North & South Amateur. This is the 47th edition of the prestigious tournament hosted by Pinehurst Resort & Country Club, competing both boys and girls.

Charlie finished with a 54-hole score of 1-over that earned him a tie for 12th in a field that began with 94 players.

The younger Woods improved throughout the tournament, starting with a 2-over 72 opening round on Pinehurst No. 2. Charlie carded four birdies and six bogeys on this day.

A day later, it was time to play Pinehurst No. 8, and Charlie fared much better, with his only major complication being a double bogey on the 10th hole. He added three birdies and a bogey to his card for an even-par 72 for the round.

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The final round was also played on Pinehurst No. 8. Charlie started poorly, bogeying his first three holes and adding another bogey on the 8th and a birdie on the 6th to make the turn at 3-over for the day and five over for the week.

However, he managed to find his best golf of the tournament on the back nine, where he carded five birdies and a bogey, finishing the round at 1-under and bringing his tournament score to 1-over.

Tiger Woods Seen Following Charlie

A video circulating on social media shows Charlie exchanging words with Tiger Woods after making one of his back nine birdies. Tiger can be seen riding in a golf cart, with no details of his current health being revealed.

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However, the mere fact that the 15-time major champion is following his son around a golf tournament can undoubtedly be interpreted as a good sign. As you may recall, Tiger also followed Charlie around during the Florida Amateur Championship just a few weeks ago.

These have been the clearest signs of Tiger Woods’ recovery since injuring his Achilles tendon last March.

The Junior North & South Amateur is not sanctioned by the American Junior Golf Association, so Charlie won’t be able to improve his current ranking (14th). However, the result at Pinehurst definitely continues his streak of strong results, led by his victory at the TaylorMade Junior Invitational last May.

At Just 16 years old Charlie Woods’ game is affected by pressure that not even his father Tiger Woods experienced

At just 16 years old, Charlie Woods is navigating a world of expectations that most professional athletes don’t face until well into their careers.

As the son of golf icon Tiger Woods, Charlie competes not only against the field but also against a relentless wave of comparisons, fanfare, and pressure, all magnified by today’s hyper-connected media landscape.

This week, Charlie teed up at the prestigious North & South Junior Amateur Championship at Pinehurst Resort & Country Club in North Carolina. The tournament, a significant milestone on the junior golf circuit, was another step in his development.

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Yet, unlike other junior competitors, Charlie’s every swing was tracked by cameras, and his group received featured coverage, a rare honor typically reserved for the tournament leaders. Even though Charlie wasn’t in contention early on, the Woods name alone drew media and spectator attention.

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His performance started shakily with three consecutive bogeys in the final round, briefly pushing him outside the top 30. But Charlie showed resilience, posting a final-round 1-under 71 on Pinehurst No. 8 to tie for 12th place at 1-over for the tournament.

It was a commendable result considering the circumstances, but few 12th-place finishers would draw so much national focus.

The social media spotlight: A pressure tiger never faced

While Tiger Woods carved out his legacy in the 1990s under traditional media scrutiny, Charlie is growing up in a radically different era.

Constantly followed by camera phones, social media accounts, and viral expectations, Charlie faces a pressure that his father has acknowledged he never encountered.

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“The type of attention is very different than what I had. We didn’t have social media. We didn’t have camera phones. We didn’t have any of that,” Tiger Woods reflected.

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Earlier this year at the Cognizant Classic pre-qualifier in Hobe Sound, Florida, Charlie‘s round was derailed by chaos. Fans ignored ropes, followed him on the fairway, shouted during his backswing, and even chased after his golf ball.

One even tried to get him to sign a copy of his father’s book mid-round. Unsurprisingly, the distractions impacted his game, and he shot a 16-over 86, failing to advance.

This isn’t just about golf-it’s about managing a level of public intrusion that would test even the most seasoned pros. Charlie continues to show grace under pressure, but the environment he competes in is anything but normal for a teenager.

Other legacy kids know the struggle

Charlie isn’t alone in this experience. John Daly II, son of two-time major winner John Daly, shared a similar sentiment on the Identity Sports Podcast.

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“Everybody just puts Charlie in this category that not many people get to until they are 20, 21, or 22,” Daly Jr. explained. “He’s just a kid; he wants to have fun, I guess… I think people expect way too much of him for his age right now.”

Daly Jr. knows firsthand how unfair comparisons and public expectations can derail a young athlete’s confidence. Like Charlie, he was often judged not by his own progress but by the towering reputation of his father.

Despite the setbacks and the noise, Charlie Woods continues to improve. He’s shown poise in elite junior tournaments and has already demonstrated the kind of mental toughness that suggests a promising future in golf.

Gervonta Davis Accused Of Planning Retirement Just To Avoid Number 1 Contender KO’ing Him

Gervonta Davis has been accused of avoiding a showdown with an unbeaten lightweight contender. The 30-year-old from Baltimore, Maryland is over 30 fights into his professional career, remaining unbeaten since he made his debut back in 2013.

Davis has already won world titles across three weight classes and currently reigns as the WBA world lightweight champion, having made a handful of successful defences during his reign.

His most recent outing came against Lamont Roach Jr on March 1, fighting to a majority decision draw against his countryman after a controversial showdown at the Barclays Center in New York City.

As he prepares for his highly anticipated rematch with Roach, which is due to take place on August 16, Davis has been accused of avoiding a bout against unbeaten lightweight contender Floyd Schofield.

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In an interview with Fight Hub TV, Schofield’s father and coach Floyd Sr claimed that he believes his son would stop ‘Tank’ should they fight, but that the 30-year-old will retire before facing the unbeaten contender.

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“Floyd will stop Tank, that’s why they won’t choose us. that’s why they’re retiring. Floyd will stop Tank, we already know it, we watched Tank get stopped plenty of times in camp. He’s not new, he’s not invincible.”

Schofield returned to the ring last Saturday night as he stopped former IBF world super-featherweight champion Tevin Farmer in the opening round of their bout at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California.

The 22-year-old from New Jersey had been scheduled to challenge WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson earlier this year, but was forced to pull out of the fight with illness just days before.

Despite the enthusiasm, Tyson Fury destroys Anthony Joshua’s dream of having a perfect fight and even calls him an old boxer

Anthony Joshua : The “Gypsy King” rules out a fight with Anthony Joshua and dismisses him harshly, saying he is no longer a challenge

For years, boxing fans have eagerly awaited a showdown between Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury. After Fury‘s retirement announcement in January, many thought the long-awaited fight would never happen

However, a recent exclusive from GB News has reignited hope: the two fighters have reportedly reached an agreement to step into the ring.

According to a close source quoted by the British media, “the fight between Fury and Joshua is a matter of when, not if it will happen”. The same informant claimed that Fury has decided to come out of retirement to face Joshua, and that he has therefore stepped up his physical preparation in recent months. The official announcement is expected to be made in the coming weeks.

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Fury vs. Joshua: Historic night at Wembley or just smoke and mirrors?

In recent years, Saudi Arabia has become the epicenter of major boxing events, driven by the influence of His Excellency Turki Alalshikh. However, the eagerly awaited fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is reportedly being negotiated to take place at the iconic Wembley Stadium. According to sources close to the negotiations, both fighters are said to have insisted on fighting on British soil, which would make the evening a milestone for UKboxing.

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Despite the enthusiasm, uncertainty persists. The reason? Just a few days ago, Tyson Fury publicly ruled out the possibility of facing Joshua, saying: “I’m retired, and he’s in the twilight of his career”. Although he claims to be happy with his retirement, Fury has hinted that only one opponent could bring him back to the ring… and no, it’s not Anthony Joshua.

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Fury only thinks about Usyk: “That’s the fight I want”

In an interview with Boxing SceneTyson Fury was clear about his conditions for returning to the ring: he would only do so to face Oleksandr Usyk, and on British soil. “If I come back, it will be for Usyk, in England. That’s the fight I want right now,” said the former WBC world champion.

Fury, who still maintains he won his second fight against the Ukrainian last December, did not hide his frustration with the judges’ decision. “My last fight was a clear win for the ‘Gypsy King’. Anyone in boxing knows that. It was complete rubbish,” said the visibly upset Briton.

It is clear that Fury’s position for a fight with Anthony Joshua is negative, as he considers that his best option now is the rematch against Usyk, where he wants a clean fight and where he is not harmed by the judges. However, the news surrounding Usyk facing Daniel Dubois on July 19 leaves the door open to perhaps see the return of the ‘Gypsy King’ to the ring to seek the true end of his career against Joshua.

I’m Intrested In Money, No Much Talks Next Is the Ring” I ‘m Available to fight Anthony Joshua – Tyson Fury

Anthony Joshua: A press conference was held at the Rixos Tersane Hotel in Istanbul, Turkey, by the International Boxing Association (IBA), in which the immediate objectives of this organisation were set out. The IBA, which for years ran Olympic boxing, has been relegated by World Boxing, after being tasked by the International Olympic Committee

The International Boxing Association, led by Uman Kremlev, wants to remain even more closely linked to pugilism, organising not only elite amateur boxing championships, but also in other categories such as Youth, Junior, Schoolboys, etc.

The event was attended by prominent professional boxers, such as the four-weight world champion Terence Crawford, former world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, the legendary Roy Jones, as well as other important fighters such as WBA champion Rolando Romero, Conor Benn, Ben Whitaker, Derek Chisora, Shannon Briggs and many more.

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Tyson Fury has made it clear that he is not retiring, that he will return if he is made a good offer.“Show me the money,” he told the IBA president. He would be willing to return as soon as possible, even after the summer against Anthony Joshua, for a title of that organization. He was seen training in Istanbul and looks in good shape. “I always come back,” so he could be in the ring much sooner than expected.

Meanwhile, Terence Crawford, who on September 13 will try to snatch the four super middleweight crowns from Saul “Canelo” Alvarez, did not want to make explicit statements: “We will see everything in the ring,” he said.

In the amateur field, IBA will continue to organize world and regional championships, such as European or Asian championships, in parallel with those supervised by World Boxing, but with the difference of the large financial prizes promised by IBA, which will surely double the competitions for the best amateur boxers

The aim of IBA is to create spectacular galas that surpass those that can be organized by any other entity. In this type of event, both amateur and professional boxers who have not fought a certain number of fights in this field may participate. At the end of the year, the world championships will be held in the United Arab Emirates, with some 30 top-level fighters per weight category.

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The IBA is also breaking into bare-knuckle boxing with major changes in the direction of this discipline, new rules and better protection for the fighters. They are also creating IBA Boxing Gyms, high-end sports complexes, in various locations around the world, as well as interesting games such as the IBA Boxing Game, or an elegant line of sportswear.

As for professional boxing, IBA is going to develop IBA Pro, trying to collaborate with the four world organizations, WBC, WBA, IBF and WBO, but it has not been very clear the direction they will take firmly in the professional field, without ruling out that they end up acting as a professional organization. They are coming in with a lot of economic strength and the ultimate goal could be very ambitious.

“After surprise defeat”Coco Gauff has decided what she will do differently at Wimbledon next year

Coco Gauff won’t be repeating her recent heroics by winning Wimbledon as she exited the competition on day two at the first round stage.

The American was stunned by the Ukrainian player Dayana Yastremska in straight sets to join compatriot Jessica Pegula in exiting the tournament.

A teary Gauff gave an emotional interview after losing at Wimbledon, and now she will need to regroup and reset ahead of the US Open next month.

At 21-years-old, there is plenty of time for Gauff, and after winning the French Open last month, she has to take a lot of heart from her recent form.

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Coco Gauff has already decided what she will do at Wimbledon next year

It’s fair to say that SW19 will miss Gauff for the next fortnight, with one of the game’s poster girls a huge hit with tennis fans.

However, Gauff did make some philosophical claims after her defeat, and it would appear that she’s already made up her mind what she will do ahead of Wimbledon next year.

She said in her press conference: “I would say whether I would play Berlin or not again, if that were to happen again with the French Open. Because I only practised for two days. I don’t know. I just feel like this surface I could’ve used more matches, maybe.”

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“It’s like finding the puzzle. I don’t usually like to play the week before. It’s a quick turnaround. Trying to learn if it’s better to train more and then play Bad Homburg or Eastbourne. If that time comes around again, I’ll approach it differently.”

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“I don’t think it was all that, either. Dayana played great. I felt like I wasn’t playing terribly in some points, and she was hitting winners. It’s a combination of everything. This tournament for me is also based on my first-round match and my draw. Having someone who can strike the ball as well as she can is definitely difficult coming in.”

Gauff can benefit from early Wimbledon exit

The tennis schedule is extremely demanding, especially around this time.

As a result, Gauff might feel that this defeat can actually be a blessing in disguise, with the player now having ample time to prepare for her home Grand Slam in the United States.

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Gauff is a former US Open champion and knows that she has what it takes to win the event, which takes place at Flushing Meadows.

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After a few days of rest and recuperation, Gauff can regroup with her team and start practising on the hard courts, ready for the final Grand Slam of the year.

Gauff simply hates losing, but at least she has no doubt in her mind as to what she will do next year when Wimbledon comes around.

Just A look back Roger Federer was shocked at the craziest day in Wimbledon history  and chaos ensued

Roger Federer: Wimbledon has seen a huge number of shocks at the tournament already this year. Perhaps none other than Roland Garros champion Coco Gauff, who was beaten by Dayana Yastremska in her first round match.

There have also been many big name casualties in the men’s singles draw including Holger Rune, who received criticism for what he said after his defeat to Nicolas Jarry.

All of these surprising results have drawn parallels to the crazy day at Wimbledon in 2013.

A look back at the crazy day at Wimbledon in 2013 when Roger Federer was shocked

The year of 2013 had already seen some big shocks at Wimbledon, none more so than Rafael Nadal losing to Steve Darcis in the first round.

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However, things were set to reach another level of surprise on day three of The Championships, when chaos ensued at SW19.

Federer was coming into Wimbledon that year as the defending champion, and was coming in with some form after winning his sixth title at the Halle Open.

The Swiss had also won his first round match against Victor Hanescu in comfortable fashion, setting up a meeting with world number 116 Sergiy Stakhovsky.

Despite being the heavy favourite, Federer was beaten by Stakhovsky, 6(5)-7 7-6(5) 7-5 7-6(5), in one of the biggest shocks in Wimbledon history.

After suffering a huge upset in his Wimbledon title defence, Federer admitted his disappointment when speaking in his post-match press conference.

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“Well, I mean, it’s always a disappointment losing any match around the world, and particularly here,” said Federer. “I’ve had some great moments here, but also some tougher ones.

“Yeah, can’t have ’em all. It was a tough loss today. Appreciated all the standing ovation and all the ovation I got leaving the court, no doubt about it.”

This was just the tip of the iceberg on this famous day at Wimbledon, with a total of eight seeded players all exiting the tournament that day.

Over Jake Paul Anthony Joshua Humbled by Tyson Fury’s Blunt One-Line Jake Paul Remark

Anthony Joshua: “I am retired, and he is at the end of his career.” That’s what Tyson Fury said yesterday when asked if he would consider making his comeback against Anthony Joshua. And just like that, he not only narrowed the options for AJ’s next opponent but also crushed the long-standing hopes of fans desperate to see Britain’s two biggest heavyweights collide. Though last month, GB News reported that both fighters had agreed to face off, with Fury supposedly reversing his retirement, his latest comments seem to slam the door shut. For fans, it looks like the final nail in the coffin for a once-dreamt-of mega-fight.

Anthony Joshua, meanwhile, hasn’t stepped into the ring since suffering a brutal knockout loss to fellow Brit Daniel Dubois last September. While an immediate rematch was initially expected, minor injuries forced AJ to take a break. Now 35, the former two-time heavyweight champion is eyeing a return by the end of the year. But in a surprising twist, recent buzz has centered around a potential bout between Joshua and Jake Paul.

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The pair reportedly had a phone call and verbally agreed to fight in 2026. If that matchup does materialize, Tyson Fury has already weighed in, with a cheeky prediction on how things would play out. A new update emerged just hours ago when The Mac Life shared an Instagram post captioned, “Tyson Fury gives his verdict on a hypothetical Anthony Joshua vs. Jake Paul match up

So, what did he say? When asked for his take at the IBA Pro 7 event in Istanbul, Fury gave a typically cheeky response: “I think it is a good fight. It is a real 50/50 fight,” poking fun at Joshua’s credibility, despite the Brit’s far superior resume to the YouTuber-turned-boxer.

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Still, Fury made a point to show some respect. “Although AJ has been a rival of mine for ten years, he has been a fantastic advocate for British boxing and has played the game well,” he said. But he didn’t stop there. “I wouldn’t say I hold all the power over him but if he’s only sitting there and waiting for me to come, he could be waiting a long time. He might be f—ing 60 by the time I decide I want him – or it might be next week.”

Although Tyson Fury seems firm about staying retired, he has hinted at one scenario that could change his mind. “If I was going to come back, I’d come back for Usyk. In England.” Tyson Fury still feels he was robbed in their last fight against Oleksandr Usyk, and the fact that both of his career losses came against the Ukrainian continues to sting. While a clash with Anthony Joshua seems off the table for now, under the right circumstances, even Tyson Fury admits things could change.